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# Lab 9.1: Exploit Gloin
**Deliverable 1. Provide the Following Information to include commands and screenshots. Create a tech journal page that covers the following.**
* **Target IP Address**
```
10.0.5.31
```
* **Open Ports**
```
22
443
3389
```
* **Discovered Vulnerability**
Found that Online Entrance Exam System has an sql vulnerability
{% code overflow="wrap" %}
```
https://10.0.5.31/entrance_exam/take_exam.php?id=%27+UNION+SELECT+1,username||%27;%27||password,3,4,5,6,7+FROM+admin_list;
```
{% endcode %}
Line above will dump admin hash
Peer told me to use CrackStation for this step
* **How you achieved a foothold**
I found the exploit for Online Entrance Exam System by using searchsploit and finding a mysql exploit then looking at exploit db and reading what was there.
* **How you achieved root/Administrative level compromise**
I cracked the hash for the admin user and then sshed into the machine using administrator as the user because it’s a windows machine.
* **User Flag**
User Flag
* **Root Flag**
Root Flag
### Overview
I didn't have much trouble with this lab I was very thankful for my peer who told me to use CrackStation instead of trying to other tools. It made this process a lot easier. I did find it very fun to not have much information and having to get a foothold on our own.
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